a construction contract contains a mandatory-arbitration clause governing all disputes between the parties to the construction contract. When a dispute arises between the parties, what is the best course of action?

a. if one party refuses to go to arbitration or demands to have the dispute tried in court, the other party, who wants arbitration, can file a suit and obtain a court order directing the parties to go to arbitration.

b. from an adverse arbitration award, the losing party can goto court to obtain a reversal of the arbitration award, but only on very limited grounds, such as extreme errors of law or facts.

c. After an arbitration award is made by arbitrators, the winning party can goto court to obtain an enforcement of the arbitration award if the other party does not perform as directed by the arbitration award.

d. all of the above